Nixon to leave hospital healthy this week
Nixon does not have cancer and will be released from Long Beach Memorial Hospital by week end. Dr John Lungren said tests found no hidden malignancy while Nixon recovers from phlebitis, delaying his appearance at the Watergate trial and possibly extending his absence from the witness stand.
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Long Beach
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UPI
Richard Nixon
Nixon
John Lungren
Long Beach Memorial Hospital
United States
Lungren
Washington
Priest who served Nixon quits lucrative White House role
The Rev. John J. McLaughlin, a White House speech writer and clergyman, resigns effective Oct. 15 after three years in the Ford era. He notes past service for Nixon and declares perpetual poverty for his order, while revealing a Watergate apartment and a $32,000 salary. He plans a Friday news conference.
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White House
Washington
UPI
John J. McLaughlin
Ford
Watergate
Senate
Rhode Island
John Pastore
D-R.i
McLaughlin
Washington Post
Newsprint price hikes roll across North America
North American producers announce 25 dollar higher newsprint prices pushing U S 30 pound rate toward 260 a ton with effect Jan 1 Boise Cascade Domtar Price Paper and Pulp Anglo Canadian join in while others weigh action Canadian output heavily exported to the United States and Western firms report no current increases Urban and labor cost pressures cited by producers in Canada and the United States as market discussions continue.
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New York
UPI
U.S
Boise Cascade
Boise
Idaho
Domtar Ltd
Quebec
Price Paper and Pulp Co
Anglo-Canadian Pulp and Paper Co
Toronto
Canada
United States
Great Lakes
Thunder Bay
Ont
C.J. Carter
Ontario Paper Co. Ltd
Thorold, Ont
Chicago Tribune
Crown Zellerbach
MacMillan Bloedel
Saint John’s
New Brunswick
MacMacMillan Rothesay
Pell reports Castro Cuba changing land
Sen Claiborne Pell recounts his first Cuba visit since 1960 written for UPI. Accompanied by Sen Jacob Javits he notes Cuba's struggle with poverty housing and health care while signaling that Communist social programs are lifting the ordinary worker and farmer compared with pre revolutionary days.
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Claiborne Pell
D-R.i
Cuba
Jacob K. Javits
Sen. Claiborne Pell
UPI
Washington
U.S
Havana
Rhode Island
Fidel Castro
Energy tax plan proposals spark public backlash in brief
Washington observers outline a set of energy conservation taxes aimed at reducing fuel use. A refundable 20 to 30 cent gasoline per gallon fee would net $100 annual rebates via payroll, with credits for insulation and mandated conservation programs for large users. Public opposition surged as details circulated.
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Washington
UPS
Federal Energy Administration
Commerce Department
FEA
John Sawhill
Roger Sant
San Francisco
Sawhill
White House
Portugal under war alert after abortive rightist coup
Portugal's armed forces kept a war alert as authorities rounded up rightists linked to a reported coup attempt. More than 300 arrested since the weekend, with raid on the Progress party Lisbon office and weapons lists for about 2000 men. Spinola survived the plot but resigned after a power struggle with Premier Goncalves who plans cabinet talks on economic policy.
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Lisbon
UPI
Portugal
Rightwing Progress Party
Antonio de Spinola
Spinola
Vasco Goncalves
ANI
Luanda
Angola
Antonio Ferranha
Christian Democratic Party
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